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Aberlour 18 years Single Malt

Aberlour 18 years Single Malt

Flavour

malty fruity

Location

Flag of ScotlandScotland, Speyside

Type

Single Malt

€120

Price indication

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Facts about the whisky

ABV

43%

Colouring

Yes

Type

single malt

Aged

18

Aberlour 18 years is a single malt Scotch whisky that is aged for 18 years in oak casks. It is made using a combination of bourbon and sherry casks, giving it a unique and complex flavour profile. The whisky has a rich amber color and aromas of dried fruit, nuts, and spices. On the palate, it has a smooth and creamy texture with flavors of vanilla, toffee, and oak. The finish is long and warming with hints of dark chocolate and cinnamon. Aberlour 18 years is a well-balanced whisky that is considered a classic Speyside expression.

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About the distillery

Distillery

Aberlour

The Aberlour distillery is located in the Speyside region of Scotland and was founded in 1879 by James Fleming. The distillery draws its water from the nearby mountain, Ben Rinnes, which is known for its pure and soft water. Aberlour produces a range of single malt whiskies, including the 12-year-old, 16-year-old, and A'Bunadh, which is a cask-strength expression. The distillery uses traditional copper pot stills and maturation takes place in oak casks, resulting in whiskies that are rich and complex with a fruity character. The Aberlour distillery has a long-standing relationship with the famous French cognac house, Martell, and have collaborated on a number of limited edition whiskies.

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About the Aberlour 18 years Single Malt

Aberlour 18 years Single Malt is a Single Malt whisky originating from Scotland. The whisky is distilld in the region Speyside. Expect a malty and fruity taste. Read all about this whisky on Distilld!